The Bonneville Dam chronicle., July 31, 1936, Page THIRTEEN, Image 13

T H K
B o n n e v ille
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on «
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Tt,Uf r‘,.;,rk «n«l other point*.
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MUI. t s . NV- W L ax lo ii*
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Wall In mi l«k«» m ’fiitly ,
H " " , 1 a|| taking
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I
„1 Higler In building «
^ r L Z . nlrv for the m p -
rl'i To.,, W itty of Portl«n«l
Hl l n vlnltinK <•» H«.ward* Home.
1 ,n.l Mm. AI l,a,,,‘r
> ",,n “
n K ii I mt I return«! l«*t w«*«*k from
¡ ^ 0 wH>kH trip to tl,«- Tillam ook
Mm. I. K. Burk*. v'h*. ,na«l«-
w i 11 1 Captain a li* I
, trip to **a|11
j TorkH*«*». r<-tn»n«-*l »
Mi>. T.
\V'e«ln«**d *>
*3? X l Mm. K. L. Lew I* *P«nt
w w«*k-*»l at tin* Irt-arn.
m K\rlyn NM.it- of Portland v h -
.¡ I Mrs. Hat Bonal«l»«»n bod "«*«-k.
B O N X K
VI I L E
DAM
O H «C f» !V I C L K
convalehc«- aft*-r a week's stay in thè
tloii e m p a n y both h.-r*- and on the, stopped at the Hill's on their return
flood Itlver tiospttal.
bridge at Marshfield, occupied Itie i to Portland.
Miss Vi Brink inotor«-«! lo flood May's house in W arren addition.
Mr. and Mrs. It. A. H ill were in
IUv«-r Tucaday w lth ber m other,1
Mr. a Mil Mrs. Nicholas Both amt ; Portland Thurs«lay shopping an«l tak­
Mra. K. A. Brink.
Mi and Mrs. John Flf« r, all of Port- 1 ing in a show.
Miss Arieti«* Sawy«*r ami Ciro \Vt-|g,
land, spent Sunday \s itli M r. and
•Mr. and Mrs. L*-o W horlow «Irov*-
••ndaiiger *i»«-nt Momlay m o rning'in
Mrs. A. I,avis, inspecting the dam to Portland Sumlay, where .Mr.
Portland shoppinK-
and Eagle Cr«-»-k camp grounds.
W iiorlo w att«*nd«d a union meeting.
M r. and Mrs, **\Vliit«-y" LI mi»-ri of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
L.
Clifton
\v**r**
in
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Armstrong and
thè Mooscvelt imi ar*- horn*- after a
Portland
from
Friday
night
until
«laughter,
Annamae, rnotom l t«* Hood
weck's vacatlon.
Sunday. They |»r«,light hack a <*rat»- Hiv*-r Sunday to visit Mrs. A. W . Is­
Miss B*-tty B*-n«on ««f P(«rtlaml vls-
of blackberries and an 11-pound head bell. Mrs. Isbell vkdtcd at the Arm ­
it*-*l Miss Margc -»tevi-ns bere last
oT cabbage, raised by Mrs. Clifton's strong- here Friday.
w*-**k.
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Fre«l W illiam s spent
lto> Lus*-ti i- planning to g< t awayl
Mr. an*I Mrs. It. L. Myers returned last week-end in Mount Hainier na-
mi hls vai-ation n*-xt w eck, hot
.« week ago Thursday following a tional park.
doesn't kn**w w hat lo- w ilI «lo *»xr«-pt
to «lays' vacation.
*
for a coiiph* of d a » ' fishuiK.
Mr. and Mrs. Boliert C«d*-inaii are
M A W CELEBRATE
p;v*-r*-lt OsiMr.tun, manager of Ih*-
back from two w.-.-k- at Long B*a« h
itonneville Com m unity center, gav<-
An epidemic «>f birthday parties
anti Lewiston, Mali««.
ti I s coup*- a III nell-li*‘ed«*«| batti Moll­
for y*»n%:ster- living in government
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. St*-v»-ns and lions*-- *«n tin- reservation seems to'
ila >'.
I». A. Ilig tiet, «*mploy*sl by tlo- Mrs. Stevens' mother, Mrs. Johnson, be about over, but it was severe!
Tel«*w*-I«f company <»f Salt Lak>* City, inov«-«l to Seattle Thursday from w hile it lasted. .iae«|ueline Downing,
tias h*‘*-n staying at tlo- Ho««s*-ve|t Warren« la I«*. Mr. St**ven- was **m- r»*e«-ntly eelebrate«!
her
s*-v*-nth,
ployed |,y tin- C«in«T»*t** Engineering birtti'luy with a party. Patricia Lax-
liol»*l tlie p isi few «lays.
to„ and Sue Hartm an als«* passed|
Mtg.i and Jliiim y Bar ilo ff w dl head company w hile here.
year-m
arkers w ithin the previous I
fin- tlo- II«»« m I ltiv*-r hospital M om lay,'
Mr. iiul Mrs. C. |i, C«»««k visit*-«l at
week.
Hob«*rt Ernest Bauer, first!
wto-r*- tto-ir tonails w ill b*- removwl Jennings Lodge m u- Portlan<l Snn-
t»\ l»r. .M*-|\in E. Johnson of Casca«J>- day.
Locks.
M r- I, F Carter spent last Tiies-
yr, fvarl Davi* •‘ ," 1 ,,,T d.iught«*r,
^,ty who hav** h**.» ' l-itin g w illi
gn. Havin' brother-in-law. Stanley
rmLs «n«l family. left for tln-lr
Mrs. Km 11 Ciov.im-tti r«-turn«*d to
hear n-emtly.
Mr aod Mm. B**b*-rt Kit«-ln-n hav«* II. n*l \V»*dnes<la> nigld aft*-r sp.-ud-
returned from tln-lr numnn-r p la re j ina tw*. m o n ili- w itti h*-r relative#
her«*.
j
oo Hood's ranal.
Mr>». Jack Siwy<-r <-**l*-hr.it*d h.-r
Mrs. Walter F*-nehal prov«| h**r-i
ylftti*- btst monopoly player h«-r«*-| h irtlo lay r*-«-.-ntly h> entertaining a*
ni a protrart*il tournament « lunclo-oii gin-si- Mr». Clyde Mulihani
of llonnv Villa. Mrs. Paul flanson <*f
li*! Thun-lay night.
Mrs. W. II. K.iiizh r *p«*nl a f«-wj | | o * m I ltlv«-r. «mi M r- Saw>**r's s i--i
<hy* in Ontralia with Mr. Kanzb-r. | t«-r \ | r - C. \ LaCombe of fh|*-ll.
Mr. i,i*l Mrs. !. J. Haskett and their
daughter, Jane, spent Saturday in
Portland.
W arrendale
Here Sunday, Aug.
Don and Jo Ann
f«o»rge Havas of Oakland. Calif.. '
'¡iff engineer of the Columbia <>in- 1
-irmtion company, arriveil Tuesday
II the Roosevelt hot«-1 for an Indefi­
nite slay.
f
* '«r|e\ Coulter, employee of the
Bonneville postoffice, spent the past
ww>k vacationing in Seattle.
Chick and Pat Johnson a r- having
‘ fli*h time in Salt Lake City, ar-1
^»rding to a postcard r«-re|v*-«t here
»> the Sid Phillipses, but they sw ear i
P
they \\ep- hark in B o n n e-1
' ‘lie. Well, their vacation w ill end
Wf,n enough.
Mi*. Helen Wilson has moved from ^
{ ttoose\eit inn to the resilience J
° V
in Cook** addition.
N- l-eonanl (irceson i* horn** t«».
hotel
RlVF.lt, OREGON
SOCIAL SUNDAY
OINNERS $1.00
French Apache and Cuban
Rhumba Dances
Also
Barbara Warren
T ap and Variety Dancing
CASH NIGHT
In many places the basalt beds of
the Columbia basin extern! to at
depth of more than 1000 feet.
The length of a man's hea«l from
his pate to his chin is about one-
seventh of his entire height.
DRY
MILL ENDS
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T H E D A L L E S F R E IG H T
L IN E
Caseude Loeks
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pz **«..
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arje used on
M usic by
JOHNNY WALKER’S
BAND
MERRILL’S COLUMBIA
gardens
CASCADE
LO CKS
ipped
tires
Greyhound Buses
»
F O L L O W the lead of big tire
users who buy only on proof of
performance.
Last year Greyhound buses
traveled 138,000,000 miles from
Coast to Coast and from Canada
to the Gulf across deserts and
over winding mountain roads.
They have won the National
Safety Council’s highest award
in inter-city bus operation for
the past four years. T h is is |
in d eed a tribu te to carefu l
driving, efficient equipment and
the reserve safety of Firestone
T ir e s m ade p o ssib le by the
Firestone Patented Process of
G u m -D ip p in g w h ic h prevents
internal friction and heat.
Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires run up
to 28* cooler and give greatest blowout
protection— the scientifically designed
non-skid tread will stop your car up to
23% quicker and give you 50% longer
non-skid mileage.
Take no chances! Buy your tires on
I ‘ proof of performance. Let us equip your
car today with Firestone Gum-Dipped
T i r e s , th e M a s t e r p i e c e o f T i r e
Construction!
fir e s to n e
HIGH SPEED
SIZE
4.50- 2 1 ......
4.75-19..........
5.25-18..........
5.50- 1 7 ......
6.00-17 H . D .
PRICE
$ 3.ÔO
9 .1 0
10.85
11.9 0 !
15.90 ;
FOR TRUCKS
S.C0-20..........
30.\51*«» im .
1 « .7 S
4 0 .2 5
3 2 *6 H . D . . .
0..4» St»s P ik M PnporlMA«:«* Loo
j
Visit the Firestone Exhibits at the G reat Lakes Exposition
in Cleveland and the Texas Centennial in Dallas,
FOR 25% LONGER TIRE MILEAGE EQUIP YOUR CAR WITH
T i r t s f o n * sealtyte tubes
A special compound on inaide of
tube seals the inner surface against
leakage.
By m aintaining a constant air
pressure. Firestone Sealtyte Tubes
w ill increase your tire mileage 25% .
SATURDAY, JULY 25
l-ow Hate* by
W^ k or Monti,
R **^ lllvrn Part ie«*
••d Ikutfet
baby born in any of the government
iiouses, had a «-<«ke w ith one candle
July 21. His parents are Mr. an«J Mrs.
A lbert Bauer.
«lay, \ \ •*< In**.—
* lay, and Ttiurs«lay in '
Portland w ith the ||. K. Chas*-s. M r*. I
Carter .uid lo-r liushaml w ill move
i n t * * the e.iliiu forui'-rly ««ccupied by
the L. E. St*-vi'Mv> August 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Klirigte-il w*-rc
fishing in l.o-t lak** Sunday, and in
Mrs. Tom Clalser, who rcc»-ritly addition to nice Huhurn-. «-aught a 1
who a n there on buidn«***, b««t
-o|<| h«-r Ioni-.- in Cook's a*hhtion to good llle-s of fish.
»wk.
Mr. ;«n*l Mrs. F. L. Abbott return»-«l M i- Bianche North, B«*nn*-v|||e post-,
M A. Hill's br«»lh<*r and -i-t«-r-in-
r-wniiy from a 1««rite motor trip t** m aster. r*-turii«-*l lo-r*- tliis vv*-*-k to
law, Mr. an*l Mrs. < II. H ill, an«I
[ftr-it and \va> jotintj». M r*. Ab- dlspo—
** nf ti**r fiirnitur*-.
their -on. Elb*-rt of Portland, visit**«!
mother and li«*r m other'll
Miss Mickcy !t*- «<l. ti*»iis*- guest of the It. A. Hills recently. Mr. ami I
nhv, from Mir-lifi--l«l. ar*- v i-ltln g Miss E lla Clark, has d*-part*-<t for
M r- C. L. t -cry . Mr. Hill's cousins, j
lii«- Abbott*.
1 ««*r boni«* al l *crv al-.
.¡rid Mrs. L. A. Aug**«*, liis sister, all j
Mr. ami Mrs. I» .t\M a rv in and fam ­
«.f whom mad.* a trip to Col«.ra«lo, (
ily are hark from .* v «cation spent
M sealtle, Taeoma. ami at th«* W a *h -
—
Orders for
intton bearhea.
Iiave Is • little
TH E OREGONIAN
touchy on the subject of sunburn.
• ;
; !
raiy h«* l**ft at the
Mr. :«n«l Mrs. L<«« M iller'»
tvvoj
M
r.
,nd
M
r-.
i»
-r
«r
Thom
pson
and
daufrtitm. Margar*-I Joy a mi E liz a -,
I.Ot k> C LEANERS
Mil. an* -perilling
m ontli at t h e . fam ily h«v#- moved from \N «rr*-n
in
Iitt-m hack t«« Calif««rnia, wlo-n«***
firm of Mr. ami Mrs. John Cross in!
CASCADE LOCKS
M r. Tti«nnps«*n. w lio
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Molalla. Tile) ar** looking f«»rv.ar«l they ram«*.
l:
w
o
rke
d
f*«r
the
Colum
bia
C
o
n
-tru
e
-
lo many burro rid*--.
Hill Chamberlain. May Marsh and
far! “Red” Fox hav*- tak*-n over the
hdm** of Mr. an<l Mrs. Mike Bowen*,
formerly of Cook'* addition. M r. and
Mrs. Bowens are Using at Coulee.
Jim*-* Williams of tli«- Booaevelt
«.V was a biisim-s* visitor in I*«*rt-
land last Tu<*s<tay.
Mi** IHen Hald*-nnan of Portland
was thf sii»*st of Miss Arlene Saw yer
with their
lot wwk-eod.
I
Mis* Dorothy imMord of Portland
visit«! Carl Fox h**re \V,-dn«**«|.iy.
COLUMBIA
GORGE
THIRTEEN
B A T T E R I E S I SPARK PLUGS
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PER SET
Each ia SaMr
L O m E>k«
Li««a«i W the Voice o f Firestone. Monti try openings, oner N . II. > V W g / . f N«Wi» «t
COULTER S T E X A C O
S T A T I O N — First and O ak
B A R R E T T S T O R E — Ralph Sherrieb. Prop.
JIM C H A D N E Y S S E R V I C E S T A T I O N — Tw elfth & M a y
H ood River. O re 9 on
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